Gray Wolf (C)

Posted by Karl Egressy on Thu Dec 22, 2016 7:13 am

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I found a long lost subdirectory on one of the external hard drives.
I was in the enclosure with my back against the chain link fence.
Sometimes they (there were two) came very close that made the shoot very intense.

Thanks for looking.

Canon 30D
Canon 300 f 2.8 L IS
ISO 400
f 7.1
1/320 s
Full Frame.

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by Carol Clarke on Thu Dec 22, 2016 10:05 am

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Isn't it exciting when you find images you forgot you had.

Such amazing animals, how wonderful to be able to get so close Karl! A lovely shot with excellent detail in the fur and complemented with the autumn colour of the fallen leaves.

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by Ron Day on Thu Dec 22, 2016 12:46 pm

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Nice find, and good work in close quarters. This wolf is such a healthy looking specimen.

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by Robert Sabin on Thu Dec 22, 2016 9:50 pm

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Carol Clarke wrote:Isn't it exciting when you find images you forgot you had.

Such amazing animals, how wonderful to be able to get so close Karl! A lovely shot with excellent detail in the fur and complemented with the autumn colour of the fallen leaves.

I wish I would not find images I forgot! UGHH!

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